Your Mind is a Weapon | Ben Bergeron | TEDxSantaBarbara
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- We are teaching mental toughness all wrong. Learn the two key principles that will change your mindset and your life. Ben trains some of the world's fittest and toughest athletes. He has coached seven world championships and is considered one of the top coaches in the sport of CrossFit. Ben is not like other coaches. He believes that greatness is not for the elite few; that winning is a result, not a goal; and that character, not talent is what makes champions. Ben has shared his approach to coaching, training, nutrition, personal excellence, business development and mental toughness with millions through his podcast and best-selling book. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
1) "Set your sights: training, recovery, nutrition, sleep, mindset.
Recognize what it is you can control and what you can't."
2) "Kill the critic in your head."
This is great. I would encourage everyone to read Ben's book Chasing Excellence. It is awesome and can be applied to everything in life. Also, he does a podcast about once a week called Chasing Excellence which is great too. These have all been game changers for me and my wife.
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Way to go coach Ben! Great speech, I use "Ben's Flowchart" whenever I face adversity. Thanks for this.
Really well spoken, I've been doing this thing called "75 days strong". What it is you choose 2 or 3 things to improve yourself or select something specific, something you aren't to good at, like reading for example and do those 2 or 3 things 75 days straight every day. I chose to watch a motivational or self improvement video each day as one of them. I have to tell you 18 days in so far and my mind is working in my favor but it also comes with the mindset to try and train yourself to be that way and it's kind of becoming a habit that I think this way now. Also my mind is my biggest down fall now that I see it.
Excellent message... he is a phenomenal storyteller. “Kill the critic” one of my many take-aways
This is one of Ben’s BEST! Setting Sites and ignoring distractions.....what we can and cannot control! Truth to live by!
Still waiting for Josh Bridges' book, Chasing more excellence
All of your videos have helped me in so many different aspects. I'm only in high school but I've had mental doubts before. I owe a lot to the lessons that these videos have taught me. Thank you so much for sharing with the world these wonderful tactics to train the mind.
Great talk Ben! Even after listening to your podcast for some months now there is still something to take away. Great story.
Loved this talk! Simple words with deeper meanings! Wonderful message!
One of the top Ted's for me well done
Amen Ben! Love your talks!
Goosebumps at 4:50. Great Talk Ben, love listening :)
I need to work on this.... i'll do that right now. Thanks a lot Ben.
Thanks Ben, I was waiting for this to come out since the IG post. Thanks for sharing more about you and your family. The inner critic is by far the hardest to shut up on my experience. What would be your most practical advise on this case?
What end up happening with the tackle with Joe Perdoni ?
Thanks Ben. I’m using this with my kids next week.
Omg he got a TED TALK! 👏🏾👏🏾
Agility & Beyond brought me here.... Excellent!
Amazing!
Great talk coach!
wow, great talk
I'm 6'2 and 190 but was the biggest guy on my football team for P.E. class in my seinor year. The class was split into two teams for the quarter. Unfortunately, The biggest dude on the other team was the star defensive block from our schools 3A team that had just finished first (again) in our schools fourth season of consecutive state championships largely thanks to a great defense. Next year after our graduation the school team had earned a place into 4A. The other team's big guy was T.c. He is a goddamn tank. 6'0 but 450 lbs before lunch and benches 400 in 3 sets of 5 reps. I was maybe at 230 for the same. With squats (luckily I rode a bike everywhere around the county my entire life up to that point while growing up in the boonies) we were close to even at 2 rep max of 700 lbs. I had to either block or defend him every day, every play. he destroyed me. It was awesome though.
Bravo Coach
Chasing excellence podcast.
Brilliant speech
ALWAYS THE MIND IS THE MOST IMPORTANT
The most competitive athlete you will ever face is yourself.
Amen
AMAZING
THANK YOU
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Nice!
The mind controls everything.
Except the weather.
@@gergelyjaksa168 haha
If you see my vids am I creating that with thought? If so I got more power then Ivthink but can't get out of it. What do I do?
Yes real weapon
Good
If life is such a competitive jungle, why would you teach how to weaponise your mind to a potential competitor?
Sebastian Mantz Facts
Seems a lot like Stoicism.
I need help see my vids
Focus, seems legit...
pretty bad - first seven minutes are vague and somewhat incoherent, not sure what the last 7 minutes are.
The bible teaches this and you don't need another book to back it up. I do buy books but I'm amazed how many get rich using biblical principles without giving the credit. Proverbs 23: 7 For as a man thinketh so is he. 2 Cor 10:5 Cast down every imagination that exalts itself against the knowledge of God. Eph 6: 10-18 Put on the whole armour of God etc.... Finally, 1 Peter 2:9, you are royal priesthood etc. The bible covers everything we need in life so when you buy these books, search the bible for the scripture that says the same thing. Guarantee you find it.
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If you are a pow in a camp, how does one weigh themselves to find out that you are 107lbs 🤔
Gather a bunch of motivational quotes and memes and tell it to a bunch of people who has heard it before = Ben Bergeron. Ted talks are usually pretty great...this was a waste
Your grandfather could have stolen a piece of bread from a weaker pow first, pure chance. Another fine piece of BS from TED, thanks.
Amazing!